# People & Society **Type:** Topic **Words:** 1633 ## About People, roles, communities, identity, and social life. ## Words by Level ### A1 - man — An adult male human being.; frequency rank 93 - people — Human beings in general, considered as a group.; frequency rank 111 - girl — A female child.; frequency rank 198 - world — The planet Earth and everything on it.; frequency rank 220 - woman — An adult female human.; frequency rank 245 - friend — A person you know well and like, and who is not a family member.; frequency rank 252 - boy — A male child.; frequency rank 258 - open — Not shut; allowing things or people to pass through.; frequency rank 335 - person — A human being.; frequency rank 371 - child — A young human being who is not yet an adult.; frequency rank 461 - class — A group of students who are taught together.; frequency rank 731 - wake — To stop sleeping, or to make someone stop sleeping.; frequency rank 734 - personal — Belonging to or concerning one particular person.; frequency rank 900 - girlfriend — A girl or woman that someone is romantically involved with.; frequency rank 954 - visit — To go to see a person or place for a while.; frequency rank 967 - address — the details of where someone lives or where a building is; frequency rank 1129 - type — A group of people or things that share certain features; a kind or sort.; frequency rank 1150 - form — A type or kind of something.; frequency rank 1247 - famous — Known about by very many people.; frequency rank 1339 - event — Something that happens, especially something important.; frequency rank 1957 - actor — a person who performs in plays, films, or television; frequency rank 2480 - doll — A toy made to look like a small person, especially a baby or child.; frequency rank 2681 - singer — A person who sings, often as their job.; frequency rank 2918 - neighbor — A person who lives near you.; frequency rank 2951 - scientist — A person who studies or works in science.; frequency rank 3706 - sunshine — The light and warmth that come directly from the sun.; frequency rank 4203 - ruler — A flat, straight strip of wood, plastic, or metal marked with units, used for measuring or drawing straight lines.; frequency rank 7774 - reader — A person who reads, or who reads a particular publication.; frequency rank 8838 - interviewer — The person who asks the questions in an interview.; frequency rank 12522 - nationality — The legal status of belonging to a particular nation or country.; frequency rank 19048 - each other ### A2 - guy — A man or boy (informal).; frequency rank 187 - kid — A child or young person (informal).; frequency rank 384 - lady — A polite word for a woman.; frequency rank 471 - trust — To believe that someone is honest and will not harm you.; frequency rank 483 - stupid — Showing a lack of intelligence or good sense.; frequency rank 514 - boss — The person who is in charge of you at work.; frequency rank 556 - human — Relating to people, rather than to animals, machines, or gods.; frequency rank 600 - secret — known to only a few people and kept hidden from others; frequency rank 657 - officer — A member of the police.; frequency rank 732 - public — Open to or shared by all the people, not limited to a private group; often provided by the government.; frequency rank 909 - killer — A person who kills another person.; frequency rank 938 - walking — The activity of travelling on foot, often as exercise.; frequency rank 986 - French — of or relating to France, its people, language, or culture; frequency rank 991 - contact — Communication with someone, often regularly.; frequency rank 1017 - lawyer — A person whose job is to advise people about the law and represent them in court.; frequency rank 1025 - director — A person who is in charge of a department, company, or organization.; frequency rank 1178 - closed — Not open, so that you cannot pass through or get in.; frequency rank 1217 - writing — The activity of putting words on paper or screen.; frequency rank 1242 - crowd — A large number of people gathered together in one place.; frequency rank 1278 - sweetheart — A person you love, especially a girlfriend or boyfriend.; frequency rank 1360 - leader — A person who leads, guides, or is in charge of a group or country.; frequency rank 1416 - powerful — Having great power, strength, or effect.; frequency rank 1459 - target — A goal or result that you aim to achieve.; frequency rank 1547 - society — People in general, living together in a community with shared laws and customs.; frequency rank 1593 - guest — A person who is invited to visit or stay at someone's home or an event.; frequency rank 1598 - release — To set a person, animal, or thing free.; frequency rank 1606 - birth — The time when a baby is born or comes out of its mother.; frequency rank 1646 - social — Relating to society and the way people live together.; frequency rank 1654 - fan — Someone who admires and strongly supports a person, team, or activity.; frequency rank 1725 - member — A person who belongs to a group, club, or organization.; frequency rank 1736 - harm — To hurt or damage someone or something.; frequency rank 1763 - community — A group of people who live in the same area.; frequency rank 1765 - success — The achieving of something you wanted or planned.; frequency rank 1796 - lover — Someone you are in a romantic or sexual relationship with.; frequency rank 1865 - owner — A person who owns something.; frequency rank 1874 - pocket — A small bag sewn into clothing for carrying small things.; frequency rank 1900 - professional — Relating to a job that needs special training or qualifications.; frequency rank 1907 - thief — A person who steals something, especially secretly.; frequency rank 1930 - competition — An organized event where people try to win by being the best.; frequency rank 1935 - romantic — Connected with love or expressing love.; frequency rank 1963 - role — The part that someone or something plays in a situation or activity.; frequency rank 2063 - talent — A natural ability to do something well.; frequency rank 2177 - performance — A show in which someone acts, sings, dances, or plays music for an audience.; frequency rank 2240 - junior — Younger or lower in rank or position.; frequency rank 2302 - popular — Liked or enjoyed by many people.; frequency rank 2315 - stranger — A person you do not know.; frequency rank 2326 - separate — To divide something into parts, or to keep things or people apart.; frequency rank 2376 - expert — A person with a lot of knowledge or skill in a particular subject.; frequency rank 2387 - cigarette — A thin roll of tobacco in paper that people smoke.; frequency rank 2416 - youth — The period of life when someone is young.; frequency rank 2429 - connected — Joined or linked together physically.; frequency rank 2467 - conference — A large formal meeting where people discuss a particular subject, often over several days.; frequency rank 2561 - agency — A business that provides a particular service for people.; frequency rank 2608 - committee — A group of people chosen to make decisions or deal with a particular matter.; frequency rank 2725 - hunter — A person who hunts wild animals.; frequency rank 2732 - behavior — The way a person acts, especially toward other people.; frequency rank 2747 - slave — A person who is owned by another person and forced to work for them without pay.; frequency rank 2760 - unknown — Not known; not discovered or identified.; frequency rank 2837 - adult — A fully grown person who is no longer a child.; frequency rank 2840 - generation — All the people of about the same age within a family or society.; frequency rank 3036 - influence — The power to affect how someone or something acts, thinks, or develops.; frequency rank 3055 - identify — To recognize someone or something and say who or what they are.; frequency rank 3154 - chairman — The person who leads a company's board, a committee, or a meeting.; frequency rank 3390 - policeman — A male member of the police.; frequency rank 3406 - host — A person who invites and looks after guests.; frequency rank 3439 - citizen — A legally recognized member of a country, with the rights and duties that come with it.; frequency rank 3516 - clown — A performer with funny clothes, face paint, and a red nose who entertains people, often at a circus.; frequency rank 3517 - profile — A short description of a person's life, character, or career.; frequency rank 3535 - terrorist — A person who uses violence and fear to try to achieve political aims.; frequency rank 3555 - population — The number of people living in a place.; frequency rank 3620 - dancer — A person who dances, as a hobby or as a job.; frequency rank 3676 - blonde — (of hair) Having a pale yellow or golden colour.; frequency rank 3890 - expression — A word or phrase that people use in a particular situation.; frequency rank 3934 - native — Connected with the place where you were born.; frequency rank 3944 - manner — The way in which something is done or happens.; frequency rank 3988 - function — What something is used for or what it does.; frequency rank 4033 - European — of or relating to Europe, its countries, peoples, or cultures; frequency rank 4261 - drawer — A box-shaped part of a piece of furniture that slides in and out, used for storing things.; frequency rank 4465 - visitor — Someone who comes to see a person or stays as a guest.; frequency rank 4670 - communicate — To share information or ideas with someone by speaking, writing, or other means.; frequency rank 4686 - photographer — A person who takes photographs, especially as a job.; frequency rank 4694 - debate — A formal discussion in which people give opposing views, often ending in a vote.; frequency rank 4717 - display — To show something clearly so that people can see it.; frequency rank 4748 - comic — Funny and meant to make people laugh.; frequency rank 4915 - addition — the act of adding something to something else; frequency rank 4966 - dentist — A person whose job is to treat people's teeth.; frequency rank 5314 - cleaner — A person whose job is to clean rooms, floors, or buildings.; frequency rank 5713 - independence — Freedom from the control or influence of other people or countries.; frequency rank 5803 - reunion — A social gathering where members of a group who have been apart meet again.; frequency rank 5874 - advertising — The activity of creating and showing messages that persuade people to buy products or services.; frequency rank 5918 - fiction — Stories about imaginary people and events, usually in the form of novels.; frequency rank 5950 - musician — A person who plays a musical instrument or composes music, especially as a job.; frequency rank 5965 - mug — A large cup with a handle, used for hot drinks.; frequency rank 6253 - automatic — Working by itself, without a person needing to control it.; frequency rank 6362 - wheelchair — A chair with wheels used by a person who cannot walk easily.; frequency rank 6382 - lifestyle — The way a person or group lives, including their habits, attitudes, and values.; frequency rank 6658 - artificial — Made by people rather than occurring in nature.; frequency rank 6741 - exhibition — A public show of objects, art, or products.; frequency rank 7078 - elderly — Old; used as a polite way to describe an old person.; frequency rank 7627 - trainer — A person who trains people or animals; a coach.; frequency rank 7737 - automatically — By itself, without a person controlling it.; frequency rank 8018 - psychologist — A person who studies the mind and human behaviour, or who helps people with mental and emotional problems.; frequency rank 8158 - dislike — To not like someone or something.; frequency rank 8286 - fisherman — A person who catches fish, either for a living or for sport.; frequency rank 8422 - well-known — Known by many people; famous.; frequency rank 9055 - gender — The state of being male, female, or another identity, especially regarding social and cultural roles.; frequency rank 9168 - printer — A machine connected to a computer that puts text or images onto paper.; frequency rank 10782 - traveler — A person who is travelling or who often travels.; frequency rank 10913 - PC — A personal computer designed to be used by one person.; frequency rank 10917 - flea — A tiny jumping insect that bites animals and people and feeds on their blood.; frequency rank 11003 - composer — a person who writes music; frequency rank 11850 - rating — A score or mark showing how good or able something or someone is.; frequency rank 12558 - advertisement — A paid notice or message that promotes a product, service, or event.; frequency rank 12624 - vocabulary — The set of words a person knows and uses.; frequency rank 13960 - sleepless — Without sleep; unable to sleep.; frequency rank 14514 - beginner — Someone who has just started learning or doing something.; frequency rank 15213 - learner — A person who is learning something.; frequency rank 17188 - injure — To hurt a person or animal physically.; frequency rank 20491 - policewoman — A female member of the police.; frequency rank 23157 - penfriend — A person, often in another country, with whom you exchange friendly letters but rarely meet.; frequency rank 443255 ### B1 - sort — A type or kind of thing or person.; frequency rank 552 - sex — Whether a person or animal is male or female, based on their body and reproductive role.; frequency rank 628 - chief — The leader or head of a group, organization, or tribe.; frequency rank 721 - general — Relating to the main parts of something rather than the details.; frequency rank 724 - detective — A police officer whose job is to solve crimes by gathering evidence.; frequency rank 893 - drunk — Affected by drinking too much alcohol, so you cannot think or act normally.; frequency rank 946 - gay — Sexually attracted to people of the same sex; homosexual.; frequency rank 1195 - prince — The son of a king or queen, or a male member of a royal family.; frequency rank 1246 - spirit — The non-physical part of a person, thought of as the seat of feelings and character; the soul.; frequency rank 1282 - fellow — A man or boy, often used in a friendly or casual way.; frequency rank 1412 - monster — A large, frightening, imaginary creature.; frequency rank 1498 - opening — A gap or hole that you can pass through or see through.; frequency rank 1675 - funeral — A ceremony held for a person who has died, usually with a burial or cremation.; frequency rank 1826 - personally — Used to give your own opinion.; frequency rank 1851 - dating — The activity of going out with people to find a romantic partner.; frequency rank 1878 - murderer — A person who kills another person on purpose.; frequency rank 1895 - liar — A person who tells lies, especially one who lies often.; frequency rank 1928 - giant — Extremely large.; frequency rank 1982 - poison — A substance that can harm or kill a living thing if it is swallowed, breathed in, or absorbed.; frequency rank 2101 - governor — The person in charge of running a state or region, especially in the United States.; frequency rank 2233 - prisoner — A person who is kept in a prison.; frequency rank 2426 - sports — Physical games and activities played according to rules; plural of sport.; frequency rank 2574 - reputation — The general opinion that people have about someone or something.; frequency rank 2613 - beloved — Loved very much.; frequency rank 2616 - identity — Who a person is; the qualities that make someone or something distinct.; frequency rank 2718 - confirm — To say or show that something is definitely true or correct.; frequency rank 3080 - status — A person's position or rank compared to others in society.; frequency rank 3107 - patience — The ability to stay calm and wait without getting angry or upset.; frequency rank 3203 - behalf — Acting as the representative of, or for the benefit of, someone else (usually in 'on behalf of').; frequency rank 3288 - organization — A group of people working together for a shared purpose, such as a company or charity.; frequency rank 3346 - monk — A man who lives apart from the world in a religious community and has taken religious vows.; frequency rank 3372 - individual — A single person, considered separately from a group.; frequency rank 3391 - signature — Your name written by yourself, used to show who you are or that you approve something.; frequency rank 3461 - humanity — All human beings considered together as a group.; frequency rank 3526 - producer — A person or company that makes goods or grows food to be sold.; frequency rank 3527 - intense — very strong, great, or extreme.; frequency rank 3552 - worthy — Good enough to deserve respect, attention, or a particular thing.; frequency rank 3599 - typical — Having the usual qualities of a particular group, kind, or person.; frequency rank 3673 - remarkable — So unusual or impressive that people notice and talk about it.; frequency rank 3905 - baker — A person who makes and sells bread, cakes, and similar foods.; frequency rank 4026 - homeless — Having nowhere to live.; frequency rank 4040 - unfortunate — Unlucky, or caused by bad luck.; frequency rank 4042 - technique — A particular way of doing something that needs skill or knowledge.; frequency rank 4278 - terror — Very strong fear.; frequency rank 4378 - gossip — Talk or rumours about other people's private lives, often unkind or untrue.; frequency rank 4552 - mankind — All human beings considered together; the human race.; frequency rank 4566 - announcement — A public or official statement giving people information.; frequency rank 4589 - poet — A person who writes poems.; frequency rank 4624 - tension — A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, often in difficult situations.; frequency rank 4884 - volunteer — A person who offers to do something, often without being paid.; frequency rank 4918 - sailor — A person who works on a ship or sails boats.; frequency rank 5043 - idol — A person who is greatly admired or loved, especially a famous entertainer.; frequency rank 5048 - rank — A person's position or level within a group or organization.; frequency rank 5050 - butcher — A person who cuts and sells meat.; frequency rank 5071 - celebrity — A famous person, especially in entertainment or sport.; frequency rank 5189 - boxing — A sport in which two people fight by punching each other with gloved fists.; frequency rank 5224 - generally — In most cases; usually.; frequency rank 5245 - secretly — in a way that is hidden from other people; frequency rank 5247 - carriage — A vehicle with wheels, usually pulled by horses, for carrying people.; frequency rank 5259 - associate — To connect one thing with another in your mind.; frequency rank 5274 - exclusive — Limited to one person or group; not shared with others.; frequency rank 5461 - companion — A person or animal you spend a lot of time with, often a friend or partner.; frequency rank 5509 - majority — More than half of a group of people or things.; frequency rank 5546 - administration — The process of running or managing an organization, business, or system.; frequency rank 5560 - mutual — Felt or done by each of two or more people towards the other; reciprocal.; frequency rank 5734 - medium — A way of communicating or presenting information.; frequency rank 5804 - settlement — An official agreement that ends a dispute, often without going to court.; frequency rank 5917 - choir — A group of people who sing together, especially in a church or at a concert.; frequency rank 5929 - landlord — A person who rents out a room, house, or land to other people.; frequency rank 6015 - representative — A person chosen to act or speak for others.; frequency rank 6033 - magician — A performer who entertains audiences with tricks and illusions.; frequency rank 6049 - herd — A large group of animals of one kind, especially cattle or other livestock, that live or move together.; frequency rank 6174 - alcoholic — Containing alcohol.; frequency rank 6330 - accountant — A person whose job is to keep, check, and report on money records for a person or business.; frequency rank 6358 - resident — A person who lives in a particular place.; frequency rank 6488 - architect — A person whose job is to design buildings and oversee their construction.; frequency rank 6544 - wardrobe — A tall piece of furniture used for storing clothes.; frequency rank 6578 - demonstration — A public protest by a group of people, often about a political issue.; frequency rank 6651 - mechanic — A person whose job is to repair and maintain machines, especially vehicles.; frequency rank 6721 - relation — The way in which two or more things are connected.; frequency rank 6727 - adopt — To legally take another person's child into your family and raise it as your own.; frequency rank 6780 - consideration — Careful thought about something before making a decision.; frequency rank 6783 - nevertheless — In spite of what has just been said; even so.; frequency rank 6821 - supposedly — According to what people say or believe, though it may not be true.; frequency rank 6834 - handwriting — The way a particular person writes by hand.; frequency rank 7175 - jewel — A precious stone, especially one set in a ring or necklace.; frequency rank 7263 - sensation — A physical feeling that you get through your body, such as touch, heat, or pain.; frequency rank 7283 - confirmation — A statement or proof that something is true or has happened.; frequency rank 7324 - instructor — A person who teaches a skill or subject, especially a practical one.; frequency rank 7361 - parrot — A brightly coloured tropical bird with a hooked beak that can copy human speech.; frequency rank 7590 - acquaintance — Someone you know slightly, but who is not a close friend.; frequency rank 7601 - caller — A person who makes a telephone call.; frequency rank 7690 - competitive — Involving people or companies trying to be more successful than one another.; frequency rank 7701 - disabled — Having a physical or mental condition that limits movement, senses, or activities.; frequency rank 7848 - skeleton — the frame of bones that supports the body of a person or animal; frequency rank 7869 - establishment — A business or organization, or the place where it operates.; frequency rank 7970 - terrorism — The use of violence and fear against people to achieve political aims.; frequency rank 7992 - specially — For one particular purpose, person, or occasion.; frequency rank 8067 - comedian — A performer whose job is to make people laugh, usually by telling jokes.; frequency rank 8095 - flock — A group of birds or sheep that stay together.; frequency rank 8249 - creator — A person who makes, invents, or brings something into existence.; frequency rank 8308 - distribution — The way something is spread out or arranged over an area or group.; frequency rank 8315 - brotherhood — A feeling of friendship and loyalty between people, as if they were brothers; frequency rank 8519 - publicly — In a way that is open and seen by everyone.; frequency rank 8528 - unpredictable — Impossible to know in advance; changing in ways you cannot expect; frequency rank 8541 - category — A group of people or things that share the same features or qualities.; frequency rank 8546 - motto — A short phrase that expresses a person's or group's guiding belief or rule.; frequency rank 8743 - publisher — A company that prepares and sells books, magazines, or newspapers.; frequency rank 8893 - burglar — A person who breaks into a building in order to steal.; frequency rank 8906 - isolation — The state of being alone or separated from other people; frequency rank 8979 - moreover — In addition to what has already been said; besides.; frequency rank 9091 - sidewalk — A paved path beside a road for people to walk on.; frequency rank 9428 - membership — The state of belonging to a group or organization.; frequency rank 9513 - queue — A line of people or vehicles waiting their turn for something.; frequency rank 9790 - scold — To tell someone angrily that they have done something wrong.; frequency rank 10102 - dependent — Needing someone or something for support or in order to exist.; frequency rank 10207 - prejudice — An unfair feeling of dislike or hatred toward a group of people, often based on race, religion, or gender.; frequency rank 10389 - negotiation — Formal discussion in which people try to reach an agreement.; frequency rank 10562 - controversial — Causing strong public disagreement or argument.; frequency rank 10617 - nonetheless — In spite of what has just been said; nevertheless.; frequency rank 10648 - mosquito — A small flying insect whose females bite people and animals to suck blood, leaving an itchy bump and sometimes spreading diseases.; frequency rank 10684 - hairdresser — A person whose job is cutting and styling hair.; frequency rank 10719 - examiner — A person who tests, marks, or judges candidates in an examination.; frequency rank 10731 - Englishman — A man who is English by birth, ancestry, or nationality.; frequency rank 10811 - acceptance — The act of taking or receiving something that is offered.; frequency rank 10912 - accessory — An extra item, such as a scarf or bag, that completes an outfit.; frequency rank 10979 - performer — A person who acts, sings, dances, or plays music for an audience.; frequency rank 11084 - face-to-face — Done with people in each other's presence, not at a distance.; frequency rank 11156 - racial — Relating to a person's race or to differences between races.; frequency rank 11220 - sphere — A perfectly round solid shape, like a ball.; frequency rank 11234 - postman — A person whose job is to deliver and collect mail.; frequency rank 11420 - chemist — A scientist who studies or works with chemistry.; frequency rank 11431 - defender — Someone who protects a person, place, or thing from harm.; frequency rank 11686 - builder — A person whose job is to construct or repair buildings; frequency rank 11854 - assign — To give someone a particular task or job to do.; frequency rank 11993 - scatter — To throw or spread things over a wide area.; frequency rank 12006 - diver — A person who jumps into water head first, especially as a sport.; frequency rank 12111 - consumer — A person who buys and uses goods or services.; frequency rank 12163 - socially — In a way that relates to society as a whole.; frequency rank 12177 - librarian — A person who works in a library and helps people find books and information.; frequency rank 12385 - teamwork — The effort of a group of people working together toward a shared goal.; frequency rank 12555 - immigrant — A person who comes to live permanently in a country that is not their own.; frequency rank 12792 - lifelong — Lasting for the whole of a person's life.; frequency rank 12892 - unwanted — Not wanted or welcome.; frequency rank 12908 - dishwasher — A machine for washing dishes automatically.; frequency rank 13099 - historian — A person who studies or writes about history.; frequency rank 13258 - swimmer — A person who swims or who is good at swimming.; frequency rank 13273 - circular — Shaped like a circle; round.; frequency rank 13344 - persuasive — Good at making people agree or believe something; convincing.; frequency rank 13478 - interact — to talk to or do things with other people.; frequency rank 13734 - stun — To surprise or shock someone so much that they cannot react.; frequency rank 14228 - adviser — An expert who gives advice, especially as part of their job.; frequency rank 14336 - preference — A greater liking for one thing over another.; frequency rank 14433 - swarm — A large group of insects, especially bees, flying close together.; frequency rank 14671 - researcher — A person who studies a subject in detail to discover new facts.; frequency rank 14682 - likeness — The quality of being similar to someone or something.; frequency rank 14871 - smoker — A person who regularly smokes tobacco.; frequency rank 15587 - citizenship — The legal status of being a citizen of a particular country.; frequency rank 15631 - firefighter — A person whose job is to put out fires.; frequency rank 15730 - novelist — A person who writes novels.; frequency rank 15929 - characteristic — A typical quality or feature of someone or something.; frequency rank 16130 - biography — The written story of a person's life.; frequency rank 16485 - schoolteacher — A person who teaches in a school.; frequency rank 16698 - supporter — A person who supports a team, leader, or cause.; frequency rank 17399 - entertainer — A person whose job is to amuse an audience, such as a singer, actor, or comedian.; frequency rank 17641 - teammate — A person who is on the same team as you.; frequency rank 18356 - mathematician — A person who studies or is an expert in mathematics.; frequency rank 18618 - astronomer — A scientist who studies the stars, planets, and the universe.; frequency rank 19113 - breathless — Having difficulty breathing, especially after effort.; frequency rank 19403 - watcher — a person who watches or closely observes someone or something; frequency rank 19746 - spectator — A person who watches an event, especially a sport or show.; frequency rank 19755 - climber — A person who climbs mountains or rocks, often as a sport.; frequency rank 20102 - humorous — Funny and amusing; making people laugh.; frequency rank 20800 - guitarist — A person who plays the guitar.; frequency rank 20822 - participant — A person who takes part in something.; frequency rank 22784 - storyteller — A person who tells stories to an audience.; frequency rank 22944 - questionnaire — A printed list of questions used to collect information from people.; frequency rank 23126 - golfer — A person who plays golf.; frequency rank 23398 - organizer — A person who plans and arranges an event or activity.; frequency rank 23970 - quotation — A group of words taken from a book, speech, or person and repeated by someone else.; frequency rank 25543 - enthusiast — A person who is very interested in and excited about a particular activity or subject.; frequency rank 25790 - motionless — Not moving at all; completely still.; frequency rank 27411 - blogger — A person who writes and regularly updates a blog.; frequency rank 27742 - shopper — A person who is buying things or looking at things to buy in shops.; frequency rank 28335 - nightlife — The entertainment and social activities available at night, such as clubs, bars, and theaters.; frequency rank 30111 - schoolmate — A person who goes or went to the same school as you.; frequency rank 38900 - bilingual — Able to speak two languages well.; frequency rank 39136 - settler — A person who moves to live in a new area or country, especially one that few people have lived in before.; frequency rank 42585 - idiom — A fixed expression whose meaning can't be guessed from its individual words.; frequency rank 42876 - innovator — A person who creates or introduces new ideas, methods, or products.; frequency rank 43319 - inhabitant — A person or animal that lives in a particular place.; frequency rank 46987 - aborigine — a member of the original people of a country, especially Australia, before others arrived; frequency rank 58746 - film-maker — A person who makes films or movies.; frequency rank 65430 - interviewee — The person who is being interviewed and answers the questions.; frequency rank 80374 - latecomer — A person who arrives late.; frequency rank 101203 - noticeboard — A board on a wall where notices and messages are pinned for people to read.; frequency rank 134229 - identity card - public transport - social networking ### B2 - master — To learn or become very skilled at something.; frequency rank 631 - darling — A person you love very much, often used as a loving way to address someone.; frequency rank 696 - idiot — A stupid or foolish person.; frequency rank 867 - mate — A friend.; frequency rank 1141 - narrator — The person who tells a story, especially the voice telling it in a book or film.; frequency rank 1184 - devil — An evil supernatural being; in many religions, the chief spirit of evil.; frequency rank 1386 - inspector — A person whose job is to officially check that something is correct or meets standards.; frequency rank 1443 - DNA — The substance in living cells that carries genetic information and passes on characteristics.; frequency rank 1927 - terms — The conditions of an agreement or contract.; frequency rank 2118 - freak — To suddenly become very angry, frightened, or upset (often "freak out").; frequency rank 2160 - alien — A creature from another planet or from outer space.; frequency rank 2453 - charming — Pleasant and attractive in a way that makes people like you.; frequency rank 2490 - senator — A member of a senate, the higher house of a parliament or legislature.; frequency rank 2632 - pa — Father; dad.; frequency rank 2684 - coward — A person who is too afraid to do what is difficult or dangerous.; frequency rank 2815 - sensitive — Easily upset or hurt by what people say or do.; frequency rank 2825 - tunnel — A passage built under the ground or through a hill, often for trains, cars, or people.; frequency rank 2949 - noble — Having or showing high moral qualities such as honesty, courage, and generosity.; frequency rank 2983 - tribe — A group of people who share the same culture, language, and ancestry, often led by a chief.; frequency rank 3167 - deputy — A person whose rank is just below the leader and who can act for them.; frequency rank 3169 - traitor — A person who betrays their country, often by helping an enemy.; frequency rank 3198 - testing — The act of checking how well something works or performs.; frequency rank 3356 - punk — A style of loud, fast, rebellious rock music and its associated subculture from the 1970s.; frequency rank 3396 - walker — A person who walks, especially for pleasure or exercise.; frequency rank 3644 - random — Happening or chosen without any plan, pattern, or reason.; frequency rank 3723 - Soviet — Relating to the former Soviet Union or its people.; frequency rank 4114 - medication — A medicine, or the medicines a person takes regularly.; frequency rank 4159 - whip — A long thin piece of leather or rope with a handle, used for hitting animals or people.; frequency rank 4195 - Mexican — relating to Mexico, its people, languages, or culture; frequency rank 4303 - superman — a man imagined to possess extraordinary or superhuman powers and abilities; frequency rank 4322 - parade — A public celebration in which people walk or march through the streets, often with music and decorations.; frequency rank 4382 - rehearsal — A practice session to prepare for a public performance such as a play or concert.; frequency rank 4534 - solo — Alone, without anyone else.; frequency rank 4609 - anonymous — With a name that is not known or not made public.; frequency rank 4655 - fame — The state of being well known to many people.; frequency rank 4749 - ally — A country or group that agrees to support another, especially in war or politics.; frequency rank 4837 - worthless — Having no value or use.; frequency rank 4848 - therapist — A person trained to treat people, professionally, especially their mental or physical health.; frequency rank 4999 - tomb — A grave or stone structure where a dead person is buried.; frequency rank 5105 - discipline — The ability to control your own behaviour and keep working hard.; frequency rank 5158 - tricky — Difficult to deal with or do; complicated.; frequency rank 5252 - pointed — Having a sharp end or point.; frequency rank 5253 - pirate — A person who attacks and robs ships at sea.; frequency rank 5286 - prostitute — a person who engages in sexual activity in exchange for payment; frequency rank 5290 - auction — A public sale where goods are sold to the person who offers the most money.; frequency rank 5332 - bully — A person who deliberately frightens or hurts weaker people; frequency rank 5353 - rebel — A person who fights against or refuses to obey those in power.; frequency rank 5423 - hilarious — Extremely funny; making people laugh a lot.; frequency rank 5457 - publicity — Attention or interest from the public, especially through newspapers, TV, or social media.; frequency rank 5512 - exception — A person, thing, or case that is not included in a general rule or statement.; frequency rank 5542 - caring — Kind, and showing concern and sympathy for other people.; frequency rank 5705 - racist — Treating people unfairly or with hatred because of their race.; frequency rank 5763 - memorial — A structure or object that helps people remember a person or event.; frequency rank 5816 - sophisticated — Advanced and complicated in design or method.; frequency rank 5833 - revolutionary — Completely new and bringing a major change.; frequency rank 5847 - panel — A group of people who discuss, judge, or answer questions in public.; frequency rank 5899 - bartender — A person whose job is making and serving drinks at a bar.; frequency rank 5971 - rally — A large public meeting held to support a cause or a person.; frequency rank 6062 - disorder — An illness or condition that affects the normal working of the body or mind.; frequency rank 6067 - sketch — a quick, rough drawing that is not meant to be finished or detailed; frequency rank 6147 - gangster — A member of an organized group of criminals.; 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amateur.; frequency rank 174940 - cyberaddict — A person who is addicted to using computers or the Internet. - first person - native speaker - netsurfer — A person who browses the Internet. - third person - barnacle — a marine crustacean with a shell that attaches itself permanently to surfaces such as rocks or ship hulls - bicker — to argue about petty and trivial matters - lunatic — a person with severe mental illness - pester — to annoy or bother someone persistently - putter — a golf club with a flat, curved face used for rolling the ball on the green - stag — a male deer, especially a red deer over five years old ### C1 - attorney — A lawyer; someone who advises people on legal matters and represents them in court.; frequency rank 2036 - demon — An evil supernatural being or spirit.; frequency rank 2710 - commissioner — An official who heads a government department or public body, such as a police force.; frequency rank 2944 - clan — A large group of families descended from a common ancestor.; 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frequency rank 71786 - humorist — a person known for creating, writing, or performing humor, especially one who regularly tells amusing stories; frequency rank 72065 - souse — pork trimmings chopped, pickled, and jelled; frequency rank 75807 - hotelier — A person who owns or manages a hotel.; frequency rank 76579 - conciliation — The act of ending a conflict and bringing people back to peace.; frequency rank 77562 - gentlefolk — historical: people considered well-born, genteel, or of high social rank; frequency rank 82802 - anthropologically — From the perspective of anthropology, the study of human cultures.; frequency rank 83186 - grandee — a nobleman of the highest rank in Spain or Portugal; frequency rank 84035 - townsman — a person from the same town as yourself; frequency rank 86273 - idiosyncrasy — An unusual habit or feature that is typical of one particular person.; frequency rank 87857 - plutocrat — A person who holds power because of their great wealth.; frequency rank 96640 - nurturer — a person who cares for, supports, or encourages the growth and development of someone or something; frequency rank 102912 - Mandan — a member of an Indigenous people whose traditional homelands lie along the upper Missouri River in the northern Great Plains; frequency rank 103987 - Aymara — a member of an Indigenous people of the central Andes, especially in Bolivia, Peru, and northern Chile; frequency rank 105344 - ostracism — deliberate exclusion from a group or from social acceptance; frequency rank 105737 - sharer — a person who gives, receives, uses, or possesses part of something jointly with others; frequency rank 106961 - sociability — the quality or disposition of enjoying and engaging readily in the company of others; frequency rank 117447 - Javan — a native or inhabitant of the Indonesian island of Java; Javanese is now more usual for the principal ethnic group; frequency rank 132485 - papuan — a native or inhabitant of Papua; more broadly, especially historically, an Indigenous person of New Guinea or adjacent parts of Melanesia; frequency rank 150423 - Melanesian — a person from Melanesia, the southwestern Pacific region that includes New Guinea and several neighboring island groups; frequency rank 159415 - presentational — Relating to how something is presented or shown to people.; frequency rank 159478 - depopulate — to greatly reduce or remove the population of a place; frequency rank 178180 - servitor — archaic or formal: a male servant or attendant; frequency rank 183607 - physiognomist — a practitioner of physiognomy, the discredited practice of judging character or personality from facial features and outward appearance; frequency rank 236615 - tableful — a group of people seated together at a table; frequency rank 256049 - myrmidon — a subordinate who carries out a powerful person's orders unquestioningly or ruthlessly; frequency rank 265785 - lionize — to treat someone as a celebrity or person of exceptional importance and give them conspicuous social attention; frequency rank 270286 - taste-maker — A person whose opinions shape what becomes fashionable or popular.; frequency rank 277784 - preservationist — A person who works to protect historic buildings, natural areas, or endangered species; frequency rank 282341 - tenantry — the tenants of an estate, district, or landlord considered collectively; frequency rank 292981 - beldame — archaic and often disparaging: an old woman, especially one imagined as ugly or witchlike; frequency rank 300186 - proscription — An official ban or prohibition on something.; frequency rank 337812 - fellowman — another human being, especially one regarded as sharing a common humanity or community; frequency rank 358208 - womenkind — women considered collectively; womankind; frequency rank 444386 - borderer — a person who lives near a border between countries or districts; frequency rank 476368 - cosmopolite — literary: a person who is at home in many countries and regards the whole world as their community; frequency rank 570733 - indigene — an indigenous person, animal, or plant; a native of a place; frequency rank 616187 - starver — a person who starves another or is held responsible for depriving people of food or livelihood; frequency rank 1328322 - mull over - consanguineous — related by blood or descended from the same ancestor - hagiography — a biography of a saint or venerated person, often idealized or exaggerated - physiognomy — a person's facial features or expression, especially when regarded as indicative of character - uxoricide — the act of killing one's wife - prenomen — a variant spelling of praenomen: the first or personal name in an ancient Roman name, preceding the nomen and cognomen - repeople — to populate a place again after its inhabitants have left, disappeared, or been imagined away - Vedda — a member of an Indigenous minority people of Sri Lanka, also known by the self-designation Wanniyalaeto ### C2+ - middle-class — belonging to the socioeconomic group between the working class and the upper class; frequency rank 17982 - mandel — a surname or given name, especially in Germanic and Jewish usage; frequency rank 42768 - demander — a person or group that demands or asks for something; frequency rank 255196 - Koryak — a member of an Indigenous people of the northern Kamchatka Peninsula and neighboring parts of the Russian Far East; frequency rank 373798 - unpeople — to remove the inhabitants from a place or cause it to become deserted; frequency rank 507491 - Kalmyk — a member of a traditionally Buddhist Oirat Mongol people living chiefly in Kalmykia near the northwestern Caspian Sea; frequency rank 799275 - ace — a person who excels at something, or a playing card marked with a single pip - ass — a donkey, or a foolish or stupid person - hereafter — from now on or after this; the life after death - bitch — a female dog; (vulgar) a spiteful person or to complain - comfortless — without comfort, consolation, or ease - sober — not drunk; serious, solemn, or restrained - babe — a baby or young child; an inexperienced person; an attractive person - blitheness — carefree cheerfulness or lighthearted indifference - flake — a small thin fragment; an unreliable person; to peel off - beleaguer — to surround with troops; to beset with difficulties or harassment - chum — a close friend; (verb) to bait water with fish remains to attract fish - desist — to cease or stop doing something - bowelless — lacking compassion or pity; without bowels of mercy (archaic) - controller — a person or device that directs or regulates something - crackpot — an eccentric or foolish person with strange ideas - elder — older, or a senior and respected member of a group - geriatric — relating to old people and their health care - jerk — a sudden sharp movement, or a contemptible person - luster — a gentle sheen or radiant glow - mystic — a person who seeks union with the divine, or spiritually mysterious - admirer — a person who regards another with admiration - cleric — a member of the clergy; an ordained religious official - comely — (of a person) pleasant to look at; attractive - compassionless — lacking compassion; pitiless - counselor — a person who gives professional advice or guidance - crank — an eccentric person; a bent arm-and-handle used to turn a shaft - defer — to postpone; or to yield respectfully to another's wishes - doer — a person who acts rather than merely talks or thinks - fellowship — friendly companionship among people with shared interests - sophisticate — a worldly, cultured person of refined tastes - waver — to be unsteady or undecided; to falter - adherent — a supporter of a person, cause, or belief - anchorite — a person who lives in seclusion for religious reasons; a hermit - antagonist — a person who actively opposes or is hostile to another - betrayer — a person who is disloyal to a trust or cause - breather — a brief pause for rest - canvass — to solicit votes or opinions from people in an area - chinese — relating to China, its people, or its languages - crook — a dishonest person, or a bent or hooked thing - dauntless — showing fearlessness and determination - dupe — a person easily deceived, or to deceive such a person - fancier — a person with a special interest in breeding or keeping something - fink — an informer or contemptible person; to inform on someone - gossiper — a person who habitually spreads idle talk or rumors about others - greek — relating to Greece, its people, or its language - inhuman — lacking human warmth or compassion; cruel and barbarous - mortality — the condition of being mortal; the death rate within a population - outlier — a person or value markedly different from the rest of a group - purchaser — a person who buys something; a buyer - surrogate — a substitute or stand-in for another person or thing - vernacular — the everyday language of ordinary people in a region - acclaim — enthusiastic public praise; to praise enthusiastically - assemblage — a collection or gathering of things or people - barbarian — an uncivilized or savage person; brutish - benefactor — a person who gives help or financial support - bouncer — a person employed to eject troublemakers from a venue; a fast bowled ball - brat — a badly behaved or spoiled child - buddha — a person who has attained enlightenment in Buddhism; an image of such a being - bugger — British vulgar term for a person or thing; to spoil or tire out - caricature — an exaggerated representation of a person for comic or satirical effect - china — fine porcelain tableware; British rhyming slang for a close friend - cuss — to swear or curse; informally, an awkward person or creature - daredevil — a recklessly bold person who takes dangerous risks - doings — activities or events, especially of a notable or social kind - dope — an illicit drug; informally, information, or a foolish person - exemplar — a person or thing serving as a typical or ideal model - fabulist — a composer of fables; a liar or inventor of tall tales - faultless — without flaw or error; perfect - garner — to gather or collect, especially support or information - glimmer — a faint or wavering light; a trace or hint - holler — to shout or call out loudly - idler — a person who avoids work; also a freely rotating gear or pulley - ilk — a type or kind of person or thing - leech — a blood-sucking worm; also, a person who exploits others parasitically - liability — legal responsibility; also, a person or thing causing disadvantage - matchless — so good as to have no equal; incomparable - oracle — a person or agency considered to give wise or authoritative guidance - renegade — a person who deserts a cause or group; a rebel - tenantless — having no tenant or occupant; vacant - abduct — to carry off a person by force or deception - accomplice — a person who helps another commit a crime - accuser — a person who charges another with a fault or crime - acquit — to free a person from a criminal charge by verdict - acquittal — a judgment that a person is not guilty of the charge - addlehead — a foolish or muddle-headed person - adorer — a person who loves or admires another deeply - adventurer — a person who seeks out exciting or risky undertakings - airhead — a silly or unintelligent person - allegiance — loyalty or commitment to a person, cause, or nation - altruist — a person devoted to the welfare of others - arse — vulgar British term for the buttocks or a foolish person - assassinate — to murder a prominent person by sudden or secret attack - asshead — a stupid person; a blockhead - attendant — a person who attends or serves; accompanying as a consequence - autograph — a person's own signature, especially a celebrity's - avoidless — that cannot be avoided; inevitable - bayard — a bay horse; also a heedless, self-confident person - bigmouth — a loud, talkative person who reveals secrets - blooper — an embarrassing public blunder or gaffe - bonehead — a stupid or stubborn person; a blockhead - booster — a person or device that boosts or promotes something - boozer — a heavy drinker; British slang for a pub - borrower — a person who borrows something, especially money - boundless — having no limits; unbounded or vast - bozo — a foolish or incompetent person - caitiff — a cowardly and despicable person; base and craven - campaigner — a person who works actively for a cause or candidate - cheater — a person who acts dishonestly to gain an advantage - chieftain — the leader of a clan, tribe, or band - churl — a rude, surly, or ill-bred person - collaborationist — a person who cooperates with an occupying enemy force - combatant — a person engaged in fighting, especially in war - compatriot — a fellow citizen or countryman - compeer — a person of equal rank or status; a peer - deceased — no longer living; a dead person - deceiver — a person who misleads or tricks others - defector — a person who abandons a country, cause, or party for an opposing one - demeanor — outward behavior or bearing; the way a person conducts themselves - deportment — the manner in which a person conducts or carries themselves - dissenter — a person who disagrees, especially with an official or majority view - floater — a thing or person that floats; a spot drifting in one's field of vision - foolishness — lack of good sense; silly behavior - foreguess — to guess or conjecture beforehand; to anticipate - fugitive — a person who flees, especially from the law; fleeting - heathen — a person not belonging to a widely held religion; irreligious - homosexual — sexually attracted to people of one's own sex - horde — a large, often unruly crowd or group - humanistic — relating to human values, interests, or the study of humanities - ignominy — public shame or disgrace resulting from dishonourable conduct - imbecile — a stupid person; (dated) someone of severely limited intelligence - invalid — not legally or logically valid; (ˈɪnvəlɪd) a person weakened by illness - irregardless — (nonstandard) regardless; without regard to circumstances - keepsake — a small item kept in memory of the person who gave or owned it - lexicon — the vocabulary of a language, person, or field; a dictionary - libertine — a person who is morally or sexually unrestrained - luckless — having or bringing no luck; unfortunate - manipulator — a person who controls others unfairly; a device for handling objects - moron — a foolish or stupid person - nonpareil — having no equal; a person or thing without rival - peerless — having no equal; matchless - peopleless — devoid of people; unpopulated - pimp — a person who manages prostitutes and takes their earnings - pitiless — showing no pity; merciless or relentless - posterior — situated at or toward the rear; the buttocks - precursor — something that comes before and signals or leads to another - proxy — a person authorized to act or vote on behalf of another - publican — a person who owns or manages a pub - reprobate — an unprincipled or morally depraved person - reverend — worthy of deep respect; used as a title for a member of the clergy - ruse — a trick or stratagem intended to deceive someone - scribe — a person who copies documents, especially before printing - specter — a ghost, or a haunting threatening prospect - spendthrift — a person who spends money wastefully and extravagantly - throng — a large, densely packed crowd; to gather or crowd together - turncoat — a person who deserts one party or cause for the opposing one - twosome — a group or pairing of two people - ulterior — hidden beyond what is openly stated; concealed and self-serving - villain — a wicked person, especially the chief evildoer in a story - virgin — a person who has not had sex; pristine and untouched - witch — a person, typically a woman, believed to practise magic - abuser — a person who maltreats another or misuses something habitually - accessary — a person who aids in a crime without being the principal; an accessory - ager — a person or agent that causes or undergoes ageing - alphabetarian — a beginner learning the alphabet; a novice - arguer — a person who argues or debates - artificer — a skilled craftsman or inventor of ingenious devices - asunder — apart or into separate pieces - auctioneer — a person who conducts sales by auction - automaton — a self-operating machine, or a person acting mechanically without thought - backfriend — a false friend or secret enemy - backside — the rear part of something; a person's buttocks - bagger — a person or machine that fills or packs bags - bamboozler — a person who cheats or deceives others - barkeeper — a person who serves drinks at a bar - baron — a member of the lowest rank of the nobility; a powerful magnate - barrister — a lawyer qualified to plead in the higher courts (chiefly British) - bearer — a person who carries or holds something - bedfellow — a person who shares a bed; an associate or ally - beggar — a person who lives by asking for charity - bigoted — obstinately intolerant of other people's beliefs or opinions - blatherskite — a person who talks foolishly at length; nonsensical talk - boarder — a person who pays to live and take meals in someone's house - bod — (informal) a person; the human body - bombardier — a crew member who aims and releases bombs from an aircraft - boner — (informal) a foolish and embarrassing mistake - bounder — (dated, British) a dishonorable or ill-bred man; a cad - buster — (informal) a man or boy, used as an address; something that breaks or stops - busybody — a meddlesome person who pries into others' affairs - byword — a person or thing taken as a typical example of a quality - camper — a person who camps; a vehicle equipped for camping - chandler — a dealer in supplies and provisions, especially for ships - changeless — remaining the same; never altering or varying - chump — a foolish or easily deceived person - collectivism — the principle of giving the group priority over the individual - comportment — the way a person behaves or carries themselves; deportment - compositor — a person who sets type for printing - conferrer — a person who confers, grants, or bestows something - contaminator — a person or thing that pollutes or defiles something - contestant — a person who takes part in a competition - convent — a community of nuns, or the building they occupy - copycat — a person who imitates another, or an act that imitates one before it - countenance — a person's face or expression; to give support to - courier — a messenger who transports goods or documents, often urgently - creationist — a person who believes in creation by a divine agent rather than evolution - cumber — to hamper or burden; an obstruction or encumbrance - custodian — a person responsible for guarding or maintaining something - demonstrator — a person who takes part in a public protest, or who shows how something works - descendant — a person or thing descended from a particular ancestor - detractor — a person who disparages or belittles someone or something - dialect — a regional or social variety of a language with distinctive features - dilettante — a person who dabbles in an art or field of knowledge without serious commitment - dissever — to sever or divide; to separate forcibly - dissolver — a person or substance that dissolves something - distributer — a person or firm that distributes goods (variant of distributor) - dominator — a person or thing that dominates or rules over others - dower — the portion of an estate a widow receives, or a dowry - drunkard — a person who is habitually drunk - edifier — a person or thing that instructs or improves morally or intellectually - endowment — a fund or natural quality with which a person or institution is provided - enigma — a person or thing that is mysterious or hard to understand - entrant — a person or thing that enters a competition or institution - eponym — a person after whom something is named, or the name so derived - equalitarian — believing in or relating to the equality of all people - escort — a person or group accompanying another for protection or guidance - exhibitor — a person or company that displays goods or works at an exhibition - explicator — a person who explains or interprets, especially a text - exposition — a comprehensive explanation, or a large public exhibition - financier — a person who manages or provides large amounts of money - forgather — to assemble or gather together, especially socially - fraternity — a group of people with shared interests; brotherly fellowship - glaik — a trick or deception; a foolish or flighty person (dialectal) - greedyguts — a greedy or gluttonous person (informal) - gudgeon — a small freshwater fish; a gullible person; a pivot pin - habitus — a person's bodily constitution or ingrained dispositions and habits - headliner — the main performer or featured attraction at an event - healer — a person who cures or restores others to health - heir — a person legally entitled to inherit property or rank - humorless — lacking a sense of humor; grimly serious - identifier — a name or symbol used to mark or distinguish something uniquely - illusionist — a magician who performs tricks of deception and optical illusion - imposture — the act of deceiving by assuming a false identity or character - individualist — a person who asserts independence in thought or action - individualize — to make distinct or tailor to a particular person or case - insurgent — a person who rises in revolt against authority; rebellious - interrogator — a person who questions someone closely, often in an official inquiry - jogger — a person who runs at a steady, gentle pace for exercise - juryman — a male member of a jury - jurywoman — a female member of a jury - lessee — a person who holds property under a lease - loser — a person who loses or who is regarded as a failure - lusterless — lacking shine or brilliance; dull - maniac — a person behaving wildly or violently; a fanatic - marketer — a person who promotes or sells products or services - mimicker — a person or thing that imitates another - mixer — a device or person that mixes; a social gathering for meeting people - mockery — contemptuous ridicule or derision; a thing or person treated as ludicrously inadequate - moderator — a person who presides over a debate, discussion, or panel - monger — a dealer or trader in a specified commodity; to promote something discreditable - naif — a naive or inexperienced person - nameless — having no name; unidentified or too dreadful to specify - nanny — a person employed to care for a family's children; a female goat - neuter — neither masculine nor feminine in grammatical gender; to castrate or spay - nithing — a contemptible or cowardly person; a wretch (archaic) - nonconformist — a person who does not conform to prevailing custom, belief, or practice - nonentity — a person or thing of no importance; something that does not exist - notability — the quality of being noteworthy; a notable person - oldster — an old person (informal) - overpower — to defeat or subdue by greater strength or force - packer — a person or machine that packs goods, especially food, for transport or sale - pageant — an elaborate public spectacle, procession, or competition - pauper — a very poor person, especially one dependent on charity - peddler — a person who travels about selling small goods - perceptiveness — keen insight or sensitivity in understanding - premiere — the first public performance or showing of a work - prodigy — a person with exceptional talent, especially a child - proffer — to offer something for acceptance - publicist — a person who manages publicity for a client - reckoner — a person or table used for calculating - referrer — a person or thing that refers another - relict — a surviving remnant of a former population or species - renter — a person who pays rent to use property - savant — a person of great learning, or one with extraordinary skill in one field - scrag — a scrawny person or animal, or the lean end of a neck of mutton - seaman — a sailor or person who works aboard a ship - settlor — a person who creates a trust by settling property on trustees - shapeless — lacking a definite or attractive form - songster — a person who sings, or a songbird - sorcerer — a person who practices magic by controlling evil spirits or supernatural powers - starter — a person or device that begins something; a first course of a meal - stopper — a plug for sealing a bottle or other container - stratum — a layer of material, especially rock, or a level of society - surfer — a person who rides waves on a surfboard - swine — a pig or pigs; a contemptible person - tactfulness — skill in handling delicate situations without giving offense - teaser — something that arouses interest by giving a brief preview - tinkerer — a person who enjoys experimenting with and repairing things - triad — a group or set of three related things or people - trickster — a person who deceives or plays tricks on others - troublemaker — a person who habitually causes difficulty or disturbance - trumpeter — a person who plays the trumpet - twister — a tornado; something that twists or perplexes - vendor — a person or company that sells goods or services - vip — a very important person granted special privileges - wrecker — a person or thing that causes destruction, or a vehicle used to tow wrecks - abbey — a building occupied by a community of monks or nuns - abbot — the head of a community of monks in an abbey - abecedarian — a person learning the alphabet or rudiments; a beginner - abettor — a person who encourages or assists another in wrongdoing - abhorrer — a person who abhors or detests something - abstractor — a person who prepares summaries or abstracts of documents - accepter — a person who accepts or agrees to something - acquirer — a person or company that gains possession of something - adapter — a device or person that adapts one thing to fit another - addresser — a person who addresses or sends something to another - adjuster — a person who settles claims or a device that regulates something - adulterer — a person who engages in extramarital sexual relations - affectedness — artificiality of manner; pretentious behavior meant to impress - aggressor — a person or nation that initiates an attack or hostility - agrarian — relating to cultivated land or agricultural society - allocator — a person or thing that distributes resources among uses or claimants - amnesty — an official pardon for people convicted of political or other offenses - analogue — a person or thing comparable to another in some respect - anchorless — lacking an anchor or any stabilizing foundation; adrift - animalian — of, relating to, or characteristic of animals - anonym — an anonymous person, or a false or assumed name - anonymously — without the name of the person responsible being known or revealed - anonymousness — the state of being unnamed or of unknown identity - antehuman — existing or occurring before the appearance of human beings - anticapitalist — opposed to capitalism, or a person holding such views - apologist — a person who argues in defense of a controversial doctrine or institution - apologizer — a person who apologizes or expresses regret - applier — a person or device that applies something - arbitrator — an impartial person chosen to settle a dispute - archivist — a person who maintains and preserves archives of records or documents - archmagician — a supreme or chief magician; a master of magic - aristocrat — a member of the nobility or hereditary ruling class - artefact — an object made by a human, especially one of historical interest - astrology — the study of how the positions of stars and planets supposedly influence human affairs - aura — a distinctive atmosphere or quality surrounding a person or thing - authorship — the fact or identity of having written a particular work - autocracy — government by a single person holding absolute power - autoist — a person who drives or travels by automobile; a motorist - automobilist — a person who drives or rides in an automobile; a motorist - bargainer — a person who negotiates over terms or price - bather — a person who bathes, especially in the sea or a pool - beardy — having a beard or notably hairy; informally a bearded person - beautifier — a person or thing that makes something beautiful - bedmate — a person with whom one shares a bed - behaviorist — a psychologist who studies observable behavior rather than inner states - bibber — a person who drinks often or to excess; a tippler - bicyclist — a person who rides a bicycle - blackball — to reject or exclude someone, especially by voting against their membership - bombshell — a sudden and shocking piece of news; also a strikingly attractive person - boneless — having no bones; also figuratively lacking firmness or courage - boor — a rude, ill-mannered, or insensitive person - botanist — a scientist who studies plants - bottler — a person or machine that bottles liquids; Australian slang for something excellent - boycott — to refuse to deal with a person, company, or country as a protest - brainless — foolish or stupid; lacking intelligence - bruiser — a tough, burly, aggressive person, especially a fighter - brute — a savage or cruel person; relying on raw force rather than reason - budder — a soft, butter-like cannabis concentrate; a thing or person that buds - bummer — an unpleasant or disappointing experience; an idle loafer - bumpkin — an unsophisticated or awkward rustic person - burgess — a citizen or freeman of a borough; a borough's representative in early legislatures - burster — something that bursts; an astronomical source emitting bursts of radiation - butterfingers — a clumsy person who frequently drops things - cabdriver — a person who drives a taxicab for hire - cameraman — a person who operates a film or television camera - caper — a playful leap or madcap escapade; to skip about merrily - cartographer — a person who draws or makes maps - caterer — a person or firm that provides food for events - celebrant — a person who officiates at or takes part in a religious rite - celebrator — a person who celebrates an occasion or event - centenarian — a person who is a hundred or more years old - chapman — an itinerant dealer or peddler of goods - characteristically — in a way typical of a person or thing - characterless — lacking distinctive qualities or individuality - charmer — a person with an attractive, beguiling manner - cheerleader — a person who leads cheers at games, or an enthusiastic supporter - chunter — to mutter or grumble monotonously - circularize — to distribute circulars or notices to a group of people - citizenhood — the state or condition of being a citizen - civilize — to bring out of a primitive state to a more refined social condition - claimant — a person who makes a claim, especially in law - clanfellow — a member of the same clan; a kinsman - clansfolk — the members of a clan collectively - classfellow — a fellow member of the same class; a classmate - clergy — the body of people ordained for religious service - clincher — a fact or argument that settles a matter decisively - colonist — a settler in or inhabitant of a colony - comeling — a newcomer or stranger; an immigrant (archaic or dialectal) - commonalty — the common people as distinct from the nobility - commune — a community sharing possessions; also to converse intimately - communicator — a person skilled at conveying information or ideas - complainer — a person who frequently expresses dissatisfaction - conceitedness — excessive pride in oneself; vanity - confidant — a person trusted with private matters or secrets - congregator — one who gathers or assembles people or things together - conservator — a person responsible for preserving artworks, or a court-appointed guardian - consignee — the person or party to whom goods are shipped or delivered - consignor — the person or party who sends goods to another in a shipment - consulter — a person who consults or seeks advice from another - copter — an informal term for a helicopter - costless — costing nothing; free of charge or expense - coventry — a state of social ostracism, as in 'sent to Coventry' - crackerjack — exceptionally good or skilled; an outstanding person or thing - crammer — a person or school that prepares students intensively for exams - crewless — having no crew; unmanned - crybaby — a person who cries or complains too readily over trifles - cycler — a person or device that cycles or repeats a process - definer — a person or thing that defines - democratize — to make something accessible to all or governed by the people - demographer — a specialist who studies the statistics of human populations - demoness — a female demon or evil spirit - denier — a person who refuses to admit the truth of something - denouncement — a public condemnation or denunciation - depersonalization — loss of a sense of personal identity or of reality's familiarity - depersonalize — to deprive of individuality or human character - diarist — a person who keeps a diary or journal - diplomatist — a person skilled in diplomacy; a diplomat - discussant — a person who takes part in a formal discussion or panel - disencumber — to free from a burden or encumbrance - disfavor — disapproval or dislike; to regard with disapproval - dissocialize — to make unsociable or to withdraw from social interaction - distributee — a person who receives a share, especially of an estate - divorcee — a person who is divorced - doggedness — persistent determination; tenacity - donator — a person who gives a donation; a donor - donee — a person to whom a gift is made - dorter — a dormitory, especially in a monastery (archaic) - draftsman — a person who draws plans or sketches, as for machinery or buildings - drinker — a person who drinks, especially one who consumes alcohol - drove — a herd or flock driven together; a large moving crowd - druggist — a pharmacist or dealer in medicinal drugs - dullard — a slow-witted or stupid person - egghead — an intellectual or bookish person (often disparaging) - emancipate — to set free from legal, social, or political restraint - emcee — a master of ceremonies who hosts an event - engineman — a person who operates or tends an engine - epithet — a descriptive word or phrase characterizing a person or thing, often abusive - estimator — a person or formula that calculates an estimate or statistical value - excommunication — the formal exclusion of a person from communion or membership of a church - executor — a person appointed to carry out the terms of a will - explainer — a person or piece that explains; an explanatory account - exploiter — a person who takes unfair advantage of others for gain - exploitive — taking unfair advantage of people or resources - exponent — a person who supports an idea, or a mathematical power indicator - faker — a person who pretends or counterfeits something - fantasist — a person who indulges in or creates fantasies - favoritism — the unfair favoring of one person or group over others - featureless — lacking distinct features; flat and monotonous - fibber — a person who tells small, trivial lies - financialist — a person expert or engaged in finance and money matters - flockowner — a person who owns a flock of sheep or other animals - fogey — an old-fashioned or excessively conservative person - foil — a person or thing that contrasts with and enhances another; to thwart - frankpledge — a medieval system of joint surety for the conduct of community members - freebooter — a pirate or plunderer who takes booty - frictionless — without friction; smooth and effortless - frump — a dowdy, unfashionable, or dull person - funnyman — a professional comedian or comic entertainer - gaffe — an embarrassing social blunder or tactless mistake - generalist — a person competent in several fields rather than one specialty - geographer — a person who studies the physical features and human geography of the earth - giver — a person who gives something - glutton — a person who eats and drinks to excess - godparent — a person who sponsors a child at baptism and oversees their upbringing - goober — a peanut; informally, a foolish or naive person - gossipmonger — a person who habitually spreads gossip - gourmand — a person who enjoys eating, often to excess - gymnast — a person trained in gymnastics - hacker — a person who breaks into or skillfully manipulates computer systems - haggler — a person who bargains persistently over price - haircutter — a person who cuts hair as a trade - handicraftsman — a person skilled in a manual trade or craft - hector — to bully or intimidate with bluster; a swaggering bully - hireling — a person who works only for pay, with implied lack of loyalty - hirer — a person who hires or employs another, or who rents something - homelander — a native or inhabitant of one's home country - homeowner — a person who owns the house in which they live - homicide — the killing of one person by another - hostelry — an inn or public house providing lodging and food - humankind — human beings considered collectively; the human race - huntsman — a man who hunts or who manages hounds during a hunt - idealist — a person guided by ideals rather than practical considerations - ignoramus — an utterly ignorant or stupid person - impostor — a person who deceives others by pretending to be someone else - improver — a person or thing that improves something, or a learner gaining skill - industrialist — a person who owns or runs an industrial enterprise - inebriate — to make drunk, or a person who is habitually drunk - infanticide — the killing of an infant, or a person who commits it - instrumentalist — a person who plays a musical instrument; an adherent of instrumentalist philosophy - integrator — a person or device that combines separate parts into a unified whole - intelligentsia — the class of educated people engaged in cultural and political ideas - interrogatee — a person who is being interrogated or questioned - intertwist — to twist together; to interweave - jailbird — a person who is or has often been in prison - kitchener — a person in charge of a kitchen; also a kind of cooking range - laity — lay people, as distinct from clergy or professionals - laundryowner — a person who owns a laundry business - leaseholder — a person who holds property under a lease - leftover — something remaining after the rest has been used or consumed - lender — a person or institution that lends money or goods - leper — a person with leprosy; a social outcast - lessor — a person who grants a lease of property to another - liberalism — a political philosophy favoring individual liberty, equality, and reform - libertarian — a person who upholds maximum individual liberty and minimal state intervention - lidless — having no lid; (poetic) ever-watchful, never closing - lifesaver — a person or thing that rescues someone from difficulty or danger - lifesaving — serving to save lives; the skill of rescuing people from drowning - looker — (informal) a strikingly attractive person - loyalist — a person who remains loyal to a government, ruler, or cause - luminary — a person of prominence or brilliance in a field; a celestial light - lustreless — lacking shine or brilliance; dull - magnet — an object that attracts iron; a person or thing that draws others - mandatary — a person or state to whom a mandate is given to act on another's behalf - manslaughter — the unlawful killing of a person without premeditated malice - marginalize — to treat as insignificant or push to the edges of society - measureless — having no measurable limit; boundless or immense - mechanization — the replacement of human or animal labor with machinery - meddler — a person who interferes in matters that are not their concern - memento — an object kept as a reminder of a person or event - memorabilia — objects valued for their connection to memorable people or events - mends — repairs or restores; third-person form of mend - mettle — a person's spirit, courage, and resolve under pressure - migrant — a person or animal that moves from one region to another - mineworker — a person employed to extract minerals from a mine - misfit — a person poorly suited to their environment or situation - mister — a form of address for a man; informal title or term of address - modeler — a person who makes models or constructs representations of systems - moniker — a name or nickname - monopersonal — existing as or relating to a single person - mores — the customs and moral conventions of a community - muster — to assemble or summon, especially troops or courage - napper — a person who naps, or slang for the head - nonesuch — a person or thing without equal; a paragon - noninhabitant — a person who is not an inhabitant of a place - nonpublic — not open to or intended for the general public; private - nonsailor — a person who is not a sailor - numskull — (informal) a stupid person; a dolt - nurseryman — a person who owns or works at a plant nursery - obit — an obituary; a notice of a person's death - objector — a person who expresses opposition or dissent to something - obligee — a person to whom another is bound by a contract or legal obligation - obligor — a person who is legally bound to fulfill an obligation to another - obloquy — strong public criticism or verbal abuse; disgrace from such censure - obtainer — a person who acquires or gets possession of something - offenseless — causing no offense; inoffensive and harmless - officeholder — a person who holds a public or official position - opprobrium — harsh public disgrace or scorn arising from shameful conduct - originator — a person who creates or initiates something - ostracization — the act of excluding someone from a group or society - overwinter — to spend or survive through the winter - pandemia — a widespread epidemic affecting a whole region or population - pandemian — relating to or characteristic of a pandemic; sensual or worldly in older usage - parentage — the identity and origins of one's parents; ancestry - parishioner — a member or inhabitant of a church parish - patroness — a woman who supports or sponsors a person, cause, or institution - patronless — lacking a patron or sponsor - pedant — a person who is overly concerned with minor rules and details - personation — the act of assuming another person's identity, especially to deceive - persuader — a person or thing that convinces or induces someone to act - pharmacopolist — a seller of medicines; an apothecary or druggist - pillory — a wooden frame for publicly punishing offenders; to expose to public ridicule - placard — a printed sign or notice for public display; to post such notices - plantation — a large estate on which crops are grown, often using resident labor - plotter — a person who plans a secret scheme, or a device for drawing graphs - podium — a raised platform on which a person stands to speak, conduct, or receive an award - polluter — a person or organization that releases harmful substances into the environment - popinjay — a vain, conceited person, especially one given to showy dress or chatter - populace — the general public; the ordinary people of a place - postbox — a public box into which letters are placed for collection by the post office - practician — a person who practices an art or profession; a practitioner - pretender — a person who makes a false or disputed claim, especially to a throne - preventer — a person or thing that prevents something, or a rope securing a sail or boom - profligate — recklessly wasteful or extravagant; a person of such habits - progeny — a person's descendants or an animal's offspring - prohibitor — a person or thing that forbids or prevents something - proletarian — relating to the working class; a member of the working class - propitiation — the act of appeasing or winning the favor of a deity or person - proprietorship — the state of being an owner, or a business owned by one person - proscript — a person who has been outlawed or condemned by proscription - protector — a person or thing that defends or guards against harm - provocator — a person who deliberately provokes or incites trouble - pugilist — a person who fights with their fists; a boxer - punisher — a person or thing that inflicts punishment - puppet — a figure moved by strings or hands, or a person controlled by another - purge — to rid of unwanted elements; a sudden removal of people or things - puritan — a person with strict moral views; relating to such austerity - pursuer — a person who chases or follows another, or a plaintiff in Scots law - purveyor — a person or company that supplies goods or services - querent — a person who consults an astrologer or fortune-teller with a question - reactionary — opposing political or social progress, favoring a return to former ways - recital — a public performance of music or a detailed account of facts - recognizance — a formal bond binding a person to fulfill an obligation, as appearing in court - reimburse — to repay a person for money they have spent or lost - reliever — a person or thing that relieves; in baseball, a relief pitcher - remainderman — a person who inherits an estate after a prior interest ends - repairer — a person who repairs or mends things - resister — a person who opposes or withstands something - resolver — a person or thing that resolves something, such as a dispute or a name - reviewer — a person who writes critical assessments of books, films, or work - rioting — violent public disorder by a crowd; engaging in such disorder - ripper — a person or tool that rips; informally, something excellent - robber — a person who steals from another by force or threat - rota — a roster showing a rotation of duties among people - ruiner — a person or thing that ruins or destroys something - ruminator — one who ruminates; a person given to deep or anxious reflection - sanitarian — a specialist in public health and sanitation - saphead — a foolish or simple-minded person - sapless — lacking sap; dry, lifeless, or without vigor - sapskull — a stupid or dull-witted person; a blockhead - schemer — a person who devises cunning or underhanded plans - schoolfellow — a person who attends or attended the same school as another - scoundrel — a dishonest or unprincipled person; a villain - scratcher — a person or thing that scratches; a tool for scratching - scrounger — a person who obtains things by begging, borrowing, or cadging - seafarer — a person who travels by sea, especially a sailor - selfness — the quality of individual selfhood; egotism or self-regard - sender — a person or device that sends something, such as a message - sinister — giving an impression of evil or threatening harm - sisterhood — the bond or community among women, or a religious order of women - sitter — a person who looks after a child, pet, or house, or who poses for a portrait - smasher — a person or thing that smashes; informally, something impressive - snicker — to laugh quietly and slyly, often disrespectfully - snoozer — a person who dozes; informally, something tediously boring - societal — relating to society or its organization - speechmaker — a person who makes speeches, especially frequently or skillfully - spiritualist — a person who believes the dead can communicate with the living - spoilsport — a person who spoils the pleasure or enjoyment of others - stature — a person's natural height, or their standing and reputation - steadfastness — firm and unwavering loyalty, resolve, or constancy - stealer — a person who steals; a thief - stinker — a contemptible person or thing, or something that stinks - strengthener — a thing that strengthens or reinforces something - strengthless — lacking strength; feeble or powerless - stretcher — a framework for carrying an injured or sick person - stunner — a strikingly impressive or attractive person or thing - submariner — a member of the crew of a submarine - suer — a person who sues or petitions; one who brings a lawsuit - superbrain — a person of exceptional intelligence, or a vastly powerful collective mind - surety — a person who takes responsibility for another's obligation, or a guarantee - tactless — lacking sensitivity in dealing with others; undiplomatic - termless — having no limit or end; boundless - theorizer — a person who forms theories or speculates - threesome — a group of three people - toiler — a person who works hard and laboriously - traditionalist — a person who favors established customs over innovation - tramcar — a streetcar running on rails laid in a public road - tramway — a system of tracks for trams along public streets - treacher — archaic term for a traitor or deceiver - underwriter — a person or firm that assesses and assumes financial risk, as in insurance - unencumber — to free from a burden or impediment - unfriend — to remove someone from one's list of contacts on a social network - uninitiate — a person not initiated into special knowledge; uninstructed - unveiling — a formal public revelation or first showing of something - vendee — the person to whom something is sold; a buyer - victor — a person who defeats an opponent; a winner - victuals — food or provisions, especially for human consumption - violinist — a person who plays the violin - violoncellist — a person who plays the violoncello (cello) - voluntarism — the doctrine that the will is the fundamental principle of the individual or the universe - voluntarist — a person who holds that the will is primary, or relating to such a doctrine - vulture — a large carrion-eating bird of prey, or a person who preys on others' misfortune - whiz — to move swiftly with a hissing sound, or an expert person - youngling — a young person, animal, or plant (archaic or literary) - fellow creature — another person or living being regarded as sharing one's nature, condition, or claim to humane treatment - old maid — dated and often derogatory: an older unmarried woman - Lotuko — a member of the Otuho, a Nilotic people whose traditional homeland is in Eastern Equatoria, South Sudan